Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-22

VOLUME VIII.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
CsrziIea fresn Tarious sourceA
rvc17sH Anarchists held a meeting of
s,-r,nathv for Chicago's condemned men
~ london on the 18th, and made fiery
threats.
r,rr irsnector-geueral of the Irish con-
,+1hr,arv has ordered that the police who
5;J The shooting at Mitchellstown be not
arrested
7rr-rc0 Is rushing a scheme for an in
.,-.-otional fast mail service to shorten
.La tir,a between New York and the City
Of Mexico. 49,.
rry q. Louis Browns won the fifth
,.ora of the worlds base ball champion
sbir series at Brooklyn. on the 18th. The
cora was: st. Louis, 8; Detroits, 2.
Tur President and Mrs. Cleveland and
ro.onel lamont were the guests of Gener-
Il T. ". Jackson, at Belle Meade, six
mile; from Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th.
T,r Cfvil.Service Commission has or
derad an Investigation concerning the en-
forcement Of the Civil Service law and
rules III lha Kansas City (Mo.) post-office.
10 ODrEr. assistant general manager
Of the Northern Pacific, Eastern division,
has resigned and accepted the position of
general manager OF the Chesapeake &
Ohio at a salary OF $4,000 year.
IT is about settled that no one will ever
know definitely how many persons per-
ished in the recent Chicago & Atlantic
horror near Kouts, Ind. The estimates
continue TO vary from thirty down to ten.
Irmav be put down AS settled fact
that the Government officials will do all in
their power TO thoroughly investigate the
many recent complaints made by people
in Iowa regarding the eviction Of settlers
from lands.
THE appointment of Sir Charles Tupper
as member Of tho Anglo American Fish
cries Commission does not give unqualified
satisfaction to tho Canadians A more
Iiberal-mined representative would have
been preferred.
GERMANY will not send a war-ship to
Morocco, but will intrust to England the
protection Of Germans residing in Moroc-
co. This resolution is regarded in political
circles here as proof Of the cordial
entente between the Germans and the
English
IT is announced that Mike Kelly, the
famous ball player, has signed a contract
TO appear with the NcNish, johnson &
Slavin minstrel party. Ho will act as in
terlocutor and his contract calls for his
appearance after his return from Califor-
mia in January, 1888,
The body Of ThOs Il. Elliott, former
attache Of the staff of the Brooklyn Cui-
s6R, was found floating in the East river
at New York on the 10Th. Elliott was
formerly fashion writer for the paper.
1he manner in which the deceased was
drowned is a mystery.
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TIE students Of Dartmouth COLLEGE,. vi.
SmuESled donkey into the chapel on the
Io'l' ana the exercises had to be held
while the animal remained on the plat
form with President Bartlett and the
otHer members of the faculty. There was
much amusement over the affair
TIE international encampmnpt NJ Cb;.
caso has not been g success fnanciolk,
Ahe local companies are receiving no cash
on prizes awarded, and the visiting com
PNnies are settling on the best terms
possible some taking fifty per cent. and
some taxing parts Of accounts in notes.
SCRGEoN-GENERAL H,MfLTox rvritos ~
tae Heaieai Nelcs that the fatal nroorass
q the disease at Tampa prevents adhesion
-l' theory tnaJ lt is dengue and not vel
". lever. Ha insists upon the necessity
TGSoiotIon, segregation, municipal clean.
pitals. ''-''' 'i''0i''' lioS-
iHE jury at MitcheIlstown. TraIand ro,-
D'Esd a verdict of murder against In.
PJ.o' P,Sso bro"nrigg, Sergeants, Kirwan,
-.5 ,T, anu Brennan and Constables Gavan
'] r-a Iofan After the verdict the coroner
rs1 ls1s0 warrants for the arrest of Head
.ns."o'e broWnrigg and the other police
1-'l '0ond guilty by the jury.
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s,. N, @cVARIGLE is living at Jordan Sta.
IA, E'r slA n'IIes from st. Catharines, Ont.
.t'a&ras fr.,.saa the story Of his flight to Aus
astI. !" company with Carter Harrison
lon.. ,-' o7Sr olt OF humor he has heard for
NH +2 ,'ile he and his family are boarding
norant,.. ..'I'i,iy named Grow, and have ap-
-''iy settled down to stay.
Da CHARLES L. WRIGHT. of Hunting
cbi.a-' al.''' 4 surgeon in the employ of the
t'r'5o nt@r5 4 Atlantic railway. and who was
I'M n the recent accident at Kouts,
ts.ht"S ''"S resigned. DR.. Wright claims
ham was denied permission by the COM
bjs i,. " communicate by telegraph with
1US IN relation to his injury.
r II Union Coal Company at shanokin,
"A - issued orders to their mine fore
MI remove all persons working in
esi lines who are unable TO speak and
t,'.la the English language. Owing
a. ~ ny understanding English, orders
lions fu.g,h1iy understood, causing se-
q All I-S'09nts and endangering the lives
arn,, HAL order has been issued from
ae cor,,tl aarters showing the results of
aafks-as, aafk-iet'Ion this year of distinguished